Global
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Bengio says AI now needs watchdogs smarter than the models themselves.
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The majority of the Big Four giants are developing a new audit system for AI tools as they hope to tap into a new revenue stream
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Labour’s farm tax reforms could cost Treasury £2bn, report warns.
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Pennon Group swung to a loss due to Brixham scandal.
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A groundbreaking 40-hectare low-carbon greenhouse complex is set to open in Essex by 2027, representing a significant advancement in sustainable food production for the UK. Supported by waste management firm [Indaver](https://esgnews.com/europes-largest-low-carbon-greenhouse-breaks-ground-in-essex/), the Rivenhall site will become Europe’s largest facility of its kind. The innovative project will utilise heat generated from incinerated household waste to cultivate…
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Forecasts for FTSE 100 giant Auto Trader have been downgraded by two City brokers, after the firm’s disappointing financial results caused analysts to doubt predictions of strong growth. Peel Hunt slashed annual revenue expectations for the group by four per cent, decreasing its earnings per share forecast by three per cent and profit before tax…
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British manufacturers have urged the government to ensure that small and medium-sized businesses are major beneficiaries of the UK’s rising defence spending by embedding legally binding offset agreements in future military procurement contracts. Read more: UK manufacturers urge MoD to channel defence spending to SMEs through binding offset deals
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK are showing remarkable resilience by prioritising employee welfare and environmental sustainability, despite mounting economic pressures, according to new research by Purbeck Insurance Services. Read more: UK SMEs show resilience by supporting staff and embracing sustainability
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Europe’s biggest lender has continued its pivot into private credit funds with a $4bn investment into its asset management arm. HSBC has used its asset management business to spearhead a transition into the booming $1.6tn private credit market. The firm said it will invest the new cash into its alternative credit funds, with the goal…
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Sir Keir Starmer has defended not setting a precise date for when the UK will deliver its “ambition” to spend three per cent of GDP on defence. The Prime Minister is facing backlash after the government appeared to row back from an important target ahead of Monday’s strategic defence review announcement. Starmer told the BBC…